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1/4 http://www.lucianne.com Top two entries about Buddy The Dog. I'm deeply saddened. (there's even a freerepublic connection here for you freeper fans!) \_ Here I will save you the trouble: "Horse sheet!" he writes. "Buddy was just another prop for photo op's, and served his purpose well. The liberal/socialist bought into to 'Clinton family values' story, but Socks & Buddy were merely appendages that served their masters political aims. After serving, they were summarily cast aside because they no longer served any purpose. (Sir Edmund) Hillary and Bubba are both narcissistic sociopaths who manipulate both people and animals for their personal gain." Yep, that's it folks. This is what conservatives do in their spare time, make up things they imagine the Clinton's might have done, and then slap themselves on the back for being so clever. You are all pathetic little sheep. |
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| www.lucianne.com Richard Myers on 'Meet the Press' * 19 Iraq oil-for-food kickbacks 'higher than suspected' Rip-off goes beyond mere skimming * 20 Kerry Urges 'Marching Again' for Veterans Benefits Tiresome, tedious and hopelessly retro. Stop insulting vets * 21 Claim that Baghdad has list of oil-for-food cash bribes The sweating starts now * 22 Behind The Mask Of Hill's Disguises As She Eyes Run For President Be afraid, be very afraid * 23 'Bush Country': Loves Bush, Hates Liberals NYTimes loves John Podhoretz new book. He'll tell you the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee is pondering the selection of his running mate, a decision that Mondale says will be one of Kerry's most important in the 2004 campaign. La Ganga 35 Original Article Posted By: 36 HollywoodBill - 5/2/2004 12:46:53 PM 37 Post Reply PHILADELPHIA -- Some of the most coveted swing voters in America are about to head out for Sunday brunch. They have exchanged greetings with neighbors, donated money for the good of others and knelt together in silent prayer. The children are no longer scared from seeing blood everywhere. Everything is blood -- even the water you wash your body with. In a speech at the Oakland Museum on Wednesday evening, Ellsberg told the audience about his fateful first day as a full-time employee of the Pentagon. The Oregonian, by David Sarasohn 55 Original Article Posted By: 56 buffman - 5/2/2004 12:35:48 PM 57 Post Reply When things go badly for the Bush administration, the Bushies emphasize what dreadful people their critics are. You can understand why, the way things are going now, the White House is deeply indignant about Americans who disagree. Hardly ever has an administration had more need to change the subject. Carter 59 Original Article Posted By: 60 78alfadriver - 5/2/2004 12:33:43 PM 61 Post Reply The 20-foot Boston Whaler bobs in the swells of Wassaw Sound off Savannah. But beneath the ocean floor off Savannah, an aluminum cylinder lies entombed in silt. It's like an 11-foot-long bullet with a snub nose and four stubby fins. BLOOD 67 Original Article Posted By: 68 SmithL - 5/2/2004 12:18:00 PM 69 Post Reply On a day rich in political and spiritual ceremony, Gov. We look past the suicide bombers, the terrorists, past the blood. Part of the building's roof was collapsed and screaming women stood on the balconies. Should he pull off an unexpected, last-minute victory, his political virtuosity will be praised, as will his ability to withstand pressure. Should his plan be defeated, Sharon will still notch a public triumph for having dared to bring his "separation plan" to the public. He thought his Vietnam medals would immunize him from the old charge that Democrats are soft on defense. Instead we have pictures of him heaving his medals -- or his ribbons, or somebody else's medals -- over a wall in front of the Capitol. But the jury is still very much out on George Bush's conduct of the Iraq war, too, according to the latest polls. UAE's per capita income was officially estimated at around 19,763 US dollars in 2003, second only to Qatar's 30,800 dollars, and more than twice that of Saudi Arabia even though it is recording the highest population growth rates. Art experts believe that the "hauntingly beautiful" painting by Picasso of a boy with a pipe will be sold for as much as ($US100 million) $138 million when it is auctioned this week. The portrait, Garcon a la Pipe, which was painted by Pablo Picasso in 1905 during his rose period, will be auctioned at Sotheby's in New York on Wednesday. Haaretz, by Danny Rubinstein 95 Original Article Posted By: 96 Israeli Nightrider - 5/2/2004 11:42:01 AM 97 Post Reply All strains of the Palestinian leadership are also eagerly awaiting the results of the referendum among Likud party members. Hollywood maverick Robert Altman said he sparked up the after-dinner spliff in the PM's presence during a party given by Dave Stewart. There was excitement over the possibility of Tennessee becoming a battleground, one of the states deemed a tossup in the 2004 presidential campaign and targeted for money, TV ads and visits by candidates. I'd like to make a motion that those kind of people cannot live in Rhea County or abide in Rhea County. That would be Jessica Lynch who was turned into a heroine despite her fervent denials that she deserved such status for being rescued from an Iraqi hospital (snip) - in many ways she accurately represents what is different about the people who are fighting this war. Since that day 16 months ago, Scanlan has given up everything he could. His black leather jacket to the clerk who summoned police. And his right to a trial on charges that he murdered 118 Kerry's ribbons Tossing his medals, and the truth Manchester Union-Leader, by Editorial 119 Original Article Posted By: 120 Cameron - 5/2/2004 10:57:29 AM 121 Post Reply THE MORE John Kerry is asked about his Vietnam War medals, the more he resembles Bill Clinton answering questions about Monica Lewinsky. If all journalists who cover the Kerry campaign do their work as well, the public will see clearly the deceitful opportunist who hides under the coiffed hair and thrust-out jaw. News & World Report, who accompanied President Bush to West Point, where Bush announced a signal change in American foreign policy: a call for more pre-emptive actions. Afterward, Gerson told a reporter the speech would be quoted for years to come. Word is, the officer -- whom Municipal Transportation Agency bosses have declined to identify -- favored a restaurant across town from where he was supposed to be working. |